Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX2 bus in Kingsbridge

It’s an open-data signal intended to help you spot buildings with fewer open violation items. Still confirm current conditions with the building during your tour, since records may lag real-world changes.

Not necessarily. The filter groups buildings based on proximity to the BX2 bus corridor, which can include a short walk to the stop. Check the building’s location on the map and plan your commute.

Use it to narrow options, then treat it as a starting point: ask management about maintenance staffing, how repairs are prioritized, and what steps they take to close out issues shown in records.

No. Open records and maintenance outcomes can change over time. If you’re signing soon, ask whether anything is currently in progress and request the most up-to-date info from building staff.

Openigloo uses publicly available open records to surface building-level violation information. Because open records can lag behind current conditions, use them alongside tours and direct questions to management.

Ask about recent repairs, how quickly common issues get addressed, pest-prevention procedures, and how the building handles recurring violations. If the building has multiple violation categories in its history, ask for the current status of each.

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.